Resolução

The song 'Resolução' by Pedra Letícia is a humorous and satirical take on the frustrations and disillusionments within a traditional heterosexual relationship. The lyrics express the narrator's desire to break free from conventional gender roles and expectations. The opening lines highlight the narrator's exhaustion with typical relationship issues, such as discussing emotions and dealing with mundane aspects like menstruation. The mention of fear while the partner is driving adds a comedic touch, emphasizing the everyday annoyances that have accumulated over time.

As the song progresses, the narrator humorously contemplates a complete lifestyle change. The reference to watching 'Sex and the City' and going to a salon for a manicure and pedicure symbolizes a shift towards embracing activities traditionally associated with femininity. This shift is not just about personal preferences but also about rejecting the 'macho' persona that society often expects men to uphold. The narrator's desire for a partner who is more like themselves and who can provide what their current partner cannot is a central theme.

The climax of the song is the narrator's decision to date a 'traveco' (a slang term for a transgender person, though it can be considered derogatory). This decision is portrayed humorously, with the narrator listing the benefits of such a relationship, including having a partner who shares similar interests like playing video games and soccer. The song ends on a provocative note, challenging societal norms and expectations about sexuality and relationships. Through its witty and irreverent lyrics, 'Resolução' invites listeners to reflect on the rigid roles and expectations that often define relationships, encouraging a more open and accepting perspective.